Wreck injures Royal Palm train passengers
A crash near Atlanta halts the Royal Palm tourist train service from Chicago to Jacksonville. Pullman cars and tires left the track after a derailment blamed on an attempted ditching. Passengers were transferred to another train as crews investigated the split rail and engine damage.
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Atlanta
Mallway
Jacksonville
Aviteh
Geek
Boone
Chicago
Southern Railway
Map
Saengers
Royal
Jesup
Wife Shot by Husband After Refusing Duel
Cincinnati story reports Luther Wain shot his wife Bertha Violett in their Westwood home after she declined a gun duel. Six shells fired. two pistols used. Wain killed by a self-inflicted wound the next morning. Children unharmed. investigators found two revolvers and notes suggesting the planned duel. Also a separate local protest over utility wires blocking private property access.
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Luther FE
Flyr
Hutt
Wain
Violett
Burton
Alice
Winlett
Bors
Lili
McCormick Family Romance Reported in Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick is said to plan a marriage to Edward Krenn in Chicago. The case mirrors her ex husband Harold F McCormick who remarried Ganna Walska, younger than him, while Edith is about fifty. Edward Krenn resides in Chicago and is reportedly the prospective groom.
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Edith Rockefeller
SteCormick
Harold F.mccormick
McCormick
Ganna Walska
Edith McCormick
Edward Krenn
Walska
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Ofty
Beach slang and strange crowd scene in old column
A crowded street scene ends with a dignified gentleman crushed against a vestibule wall as a pool of fragrance and a trail of liquid mark his exit. The piece then shifts to a humorous beach slang dictionary describing terms for beachgoers and miscues, ending with a flippant wedding remark about Mary Pickford's maid.
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Forhtude
Big Sink
Flouner
Rel
Weahfisht
Sand Brinse
Harnarle
Satderah
Sand Spiter
Bluefish
Wilow
Local Market Price List Highlights Aisle Specials
A detailed local market list shows numerous produce prices including potatoes rhubarb green peppers and tomatoes with various weights and deals. Additional items cover fruit such as peaches pears watermelon cantaloupes and bananas alongside meats poultry fish and staples like sugar and coal.
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Georgia
Gleveland
York State
Dinnerstories and idle banter color a seaside tale
The text blends playful stage dialogue about boarding house life with a joke on parental status, followed by a brief Chicago market snapshot. It includes a London Morning Post quip about a seaside holiday plan and a New York Evening Post exchange. Then market notes for Cleveland cattle, sheep, hogs, and Chicago grain.
Stomach Dangers Warn of Excess Acid and Indigestion
An article warns that excessive stomach acid can cause dangerous indigestion with pain and bloating. It notes that normal digestion relies on balanced acids and suggests simple remedies and dietary measures to ease symptoms.
Unsteady Start in New York Stocks Amid Mixed Movements
Markets opened with irregular trading as Mexican oil issues influenced early sentiment. Mexican Pets fell 2 1 2 to 1 3 2, Pan American Pera slipped 2 3 8 to 2 2 8, and Seaboard certificates traded 5 8 higher to 1 7 8. Steel common dropped 5 8 to 10 4 3 8, Studebaker rose to 133 12, Rails were up slightly, and Rock Island gained 1 2 to 8 1 2.
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New York
Prira
Pera
Commog
Studebater
Raila
Rock Island
Legislation Drafted to Secure Coal at Fair Prices
Ohio Attorney General Price drafts a bill at Governor Davis request to create an admin body to set coal prices and assure supply. Governor seeks power to seize mines if needed, to prevent production delays. operators criticize the plan as risky and potentially bankrupting.
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Columbus
John G. Price
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Senate House agree to hill take up by Monday
Washington dispatch reports that Senate and House conferees expect approval by Monday and leaders sent telegrams to absent members to return for the session. A separate notice states a new 2.5 million hospital will be built for disabled ex servicemen in Maryland Virginia West Virginia or the District of Columbia, with Forbes announcing the plan. The Veterans Bureau chief also orders that walking cases under treatment in hospitals may be released to return home to speed care.
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Senate
House
Goshen
Peno Springs
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Wadshington
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Veterans Burea
Two Robbers Overpower Rural Storekeeper in Amelia
Cincinnati reports two men assaulted Fred Kornel, manager of the Hellman Clothing Co store at Amelia O, after closing hours. They gagged him and left him tied to a chair while looting the shop. In Columbus the Floren One Pottery Co of Camp Bruno filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with assets totaling 280 68084 and liabilities of 16256609.
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Cincinnati
Fred Kornel
Hellman Clothing Company
Amelia
Columets
Floren,One Pottery Company
Camp Brtre
Bible Conclave Attracts 10000 Attendees In Cedar Point
Cedar Point reports 10000 Bible students and delegates attending the International Bible Students Association convention. The event, lasting through September 13, includes three daily sessions. A New York arrival brings groups from 17 foreign countries.
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Cedar Point
Bat
International al. Vble Students Association
New York
School Pupils to Compete in Home Garden Exhibit
A school garden exhibit in Elyria offers prizes from 1st to 2nd and 3rd place across grade groups for vegetables and fruits. Additional awards cover best general display and wildwood arrangements. Exhibits close at 4 p.m. Sunday with judges selecting top flowers and vegetables.
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W. G Sharp
Mansfield school inquiry reveals brutal punishments and abuses
A state inquiry finds average 17 whipings per day at the Mansfield boys' industrial school over 12 months, with skin cuts and severe punishments including shackles and paddies. Dinning hall conditions are condemned as unsanitary and monotonous. Captain Hastings is accused of mismanagement while director Macayeal cites excessive punishment and neglect. Hastings denies wrongdoing and says the probe is a political attack.
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Severn
Hastings
Macaveal
Macayeat
Cc. W. Rowe
Mansfield Reformatory
Lancaster
R. A. Hastings
Boys’ Industrial School
Civil Service Commission
Party unity and patronage in progressive issue debates
The writer argues that party members act for the public good even when opposing patronage dispensers. Io criticizes committee actions against progressive places, but the author believes most party members favor progressive principles. He cites Ohio and other states where issues, not personalities, test party outcomes.
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Ohio
Veal Shoulder Chops 20c Lb at McHenry and Carr
Advertises veal shoulder chops priced at 20 cents per pound from McHenry and Carr with contact phone 2735.
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McHenry & Carr
Wellington Fire Volunteers Help Save Farm Buildings
Wellington fire department and ten laborers aided the neighborhood buck jot brigade to save buildings on John Brown Farm in Penflela yesterday when a straw fire near the group ignited and threatened structures.
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Wellington
John Brown
Penflela
Ship Fire Kills and Injures Crew Aboard Coltraps
A fire on the American steamship Coltraps in Pensacola harbor killed one man and injured another who is believed to be dying. The 8,126 ton vessel is damaged beyond repair and likely to be a total loss.
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Pensacola
Fla
Man Charged With Threatening Worker in Corning
John Wineman of Corning pleaded not guilty to sending a threatening letter to A H Rody foreman of the T and O C shops. He was released on $600 bond by United States Commissioner Wright after warning of a possible violent demonstration if anti may not leave town.
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Columbus
Sept. É
John Wineman
Co Ing
United States
Wright
Wineman
A. H. Rody
Corning
General Bailey Retires From Active Duty
Secretary Weeks announces the voluntary retirement of Major General Charles J. Bailey, commander of the third corps area with headquarters in Baltimore, effective immediately.
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Washington
Charles J. Bailey
Third Corps
Baltimore
Weeks
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